Secure who you are.

Soteria uses cutting edge-technology in blockchain and quantum mechanics to safeguard genetic data from hackers and misuse.

Safe and sound.

Medical data breaches are at an all-time high. Soteria uses the cybersecurity technologies of the future to protect genetic databases for genetic data companies and researchers, potentially protecting millions of patient records.

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Healthcare records impacted in 2022

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Healthcare organizations breached in 2022

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Secure solution

Extensive suite of encryptions

Soteria combines several privacy-preserving technologies to create SoteriaNET, the most secure platform for the data that matters most. Through the SoteriaNET platform, institutions can upload and access genetic data efficiently while staying safe at every step of the process.

Forming the Foundation

At the root of our product is a permissioned blockchain that allows for the secure upload and storage of consumer genetic data, allowing for the establishment of an immutable network.

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Further Fortitude

In the event that data in any of the blocks is somehow accessed, hackers won't be able to parse the data as it will be encrypted with the industry standard AES-256 Bit Cipher.

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Fire with Fire

As quantum computing grows in popularity, hackers will soon be able to effortlessly break modern cryptography. Our blockchain combats such threats during data retrieval with a custom Quantum Key Distribution which will stand resilient in the face of hackers armed with quantum decryption capabilities.

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Market magic.

Having a great product is half the battle; the other half is dominating the market. We believe we can take Soteria to the moon and create a subspace in the market that only we can fulfill while protecting millions of identities.

Stance

We know what you're thinking. A group of 4 high schoolers? Claiming to be able to build all this? Not without help. We've cultivated an extensive network of advisors hailing from Onyx by J.P. Morgan and the National Blockchain Project, all of whom will help us develop our product.

Aim

To get our foot in the door after initial development is complete and seed investor rounds have concluded, we'll leverage influencer marketing via LinkedIn (paid via ROI), webinars, and blogs/videos detailing the importance of cybersecurity in healthcare.

Draw

Getting our names in the news is one thing, getting Soteria signed on contractual B2B partnerships is another. To validate our tech, we plan on presenting our core algorithms such as our Quantum Key Distribution Algorithm at conferences to build a positive reputation in academia and connections.

Release

We hope to initiate partnerships with initial small-scale partners such as local genetic research laboratories through demos (process from consumer viewpoint shown below). Pricing of our product is dependent on the Megabytes of storage requested within the blockchain, SoteriaNET.

Meet our team.

Sritan Motati

Sritan is a junior at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST). He is passionate about exploring the uses of modern technologies in healthcare. As an avid researcher and full-stack developer, he has worked as a machine learning (ML) researcher at Harvard Medical School, published independent research, and serves as an officer at his school's Bioinformatics Society and ML Club.

Sai Mattapalli

Sai is a junior at TJHSST and is eager to explore entrepreneurship in healthcare while utilizing his knowledge in blockchain development. Previously, he has interned at Quantbase (YC W23) where he learned the ins and outs of scaling a business and developing a brand. Furthermore, he is a blockchain developer and has developed projects for the International Blockchain Olympiad, sparking the idea of Soteria.

Eva Jones

Eva is a sophomore at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. She is interested in studying artificial intelligence, business, and engineering. Eva is the CFO of a consulting and real estate management business, a VR world creator, front-end developer, and a member of a restorative justice council. In her free time, Eva enjoys coding, learning new languages, and studying new things.

Brian Zhou

Brian is a junior at TJHSST interested in exploring Quantum Computing at TJ's Quantum Lab. Brian previously interned at the Naval Research Laboratory publishing his work in applied ML, and qualified for the Wharton Investment Competition, placing first in Wildcard at the National Personal Finance Challenge where he taught himself business skills. In his free time, he debates on the US Development Team.

Schedule a demo

Set up a quick call with us to secure your spot on our waitlist! The first 15 corporate/research entities to partner with Soteria will receive free access to our blockchain for a year with no node limit.